Passion of the Christ blooper reel  #

MTV's 120 Minutes playlist archive — sorely missed, via Cap'n Design #

XTC's Partridge did the theme to new Fox series — via Stereogum #

Microwaved $20 bills — the Slashdot comments are funny #

EV1 CEO responds to SCO licensing critics  #

EV1 Servers customers discuss the SCO licensing — all of us are rightfully upset #

Lessig recollects his Eldred loss — "How I Lost the Big One" is a sad story #

Lawrence Welk Fashion Police — from this oddball Welk fan page, with an 11 page scrapbook and fan fiction #

NYT: Report Raises Questions About Fighting Online Piracy — "bits are not the same as atoms" #

Audio: Decemberists cover Bjork's "Human Behavior"  #

Social software in a box — start your own Friendster for $280, cheap #

iPod Battery Pack hack — two AA and two 9-volt batteries give about 10 hours of extra battery life #

GBA Time Machine preview — plug your old NES carts into your GBA #

EV1Servers agrees to license Linux from SCO — my ISP is making a really bad decision #

Tufte's Sparklines, intense word-size graphics — it took a second reading to understand the concept, but very practical and good #

Video: What if real life was like the Internet? — from Chappelle's Show #

The Kicker stops publishing — ex-Gawker Liz Spiers weblog for New York magazine is no more #

NES BitTorrent video downloads — more neat speed runs #

Mehack — Raffi Krikorian's new hardware hacking blog #

The Girl Who Feels No Pain — this is the most disturbing thing I've read in months #

When Journalists Blog, Editors Get Nervous — the NYT doesn't allow employees to have personal blogs? #

Balloons and Ribbon as Social Networking Visualization  #

Final Fantasy Online webcam — supposedly a live stream from inside the multiplayer game world #

Creative Commons Moving Image Contest Winners — wow, top-notch design from Justin Cone #

Last Panel, animated short film about an animator and his creation — an indirect tribute, only because Mickey's still in copyright prison #

NPR on the Grey Album — clips from all three albums, and an interview with DJ Danger Mouse #

Ninja Golf for the Atari 7800 — I thought it was an elaborate joke, but it's real #

Fun with MP3 and Perl, Part 2 — writing an autotagger for your MP3 collection #

Paul Boutin covers BitTorrent for Slate  #

Blogrolling acquired by Tucows — Joey has more info on the buyout #

Jeffery Veen's Webmonkey eulogy — this Atom writeup from the 24th may be their last article #

Audioscrobbler weekly charts — they've added excellent artist similarity and more plugins #

Will Eisner's new comic on the "Elders of Zion" forgery — not familiar with his work? you're missing out #

List of senators' positions on the gay marriage amendment — I love when bloggers do the footwork #

Crosswalk buttons don't actually do anything — at least in New York #

Smith & Wesson chairman quits over criminal past — did time for armed robberies and a bank heist in the '50s and '60s #

Playing with Time video clips — the time-lapse pregnancy and aging woman are amazing #

Video: Insane Russian talk show fight — the Russian equivalent of Jerry Springer, I guess (via b3ta) #

Video: Raging Fred — pure genius, pairing Flintstones video with dialogue from Raging Bull #

New Super Mario Bros speed record — five minutes and 17 seconds, I want to see the video #

Oscar gift bags 2004 — probably around $50k of swag #

EA closes down Origin and Maxis — via Nelson #

Giant pandas roam Times Square — I'm guessing there's bamboo in the attache cases #

The Anti-Miscegenation Amendment of 1912 — history repeats itself #

1up's long piece on Interactive Fiction — including several great interviews #

Video: Japanese commercial for PS2 game Katamari Damashii — amazingly strange ball rolling video game #

Verisign sues ICANN over Sitefinder — Verisign is competing with SCO for Most Evil Company #

Apple v. Apple judge is an iPod owner  #

Program Andrew Grumet's TiVo — some badass TiVo hacking, from the RSSTV guy #

History of the telephone greeting rivalry — Bell wanted "Ahoy Ahoy," but Edison coined the word "Hello" #